Blind Date Turned Proposal

Beethoven’s famous piece was no stranger to Josie. She nodded confidently.

Seated side by side at the piano, their eyes met, and the captivating melody flowed from their fingers. enchanting the entire audience. Despite never having rehearsed together, their four-handed duet displayed an extraordinary level of harmony, as though they were one musician.

The sight of a handsome man and a beautiful woman sharing their musical talent was a sight to behold, prompting many to capture the moment on video.

Following the performance, even Josie was pleasantly surprised by how flawlessly it unfolded. She shared a knowing glance with Dexter, who looked at her with fondness and understanding.

“Tired?” he asked.

“A bit.”

“Then let’s go home.”

Hand in hand, they left the venue.

Shortly afterward, a video of their performance at the annual meeting went viral on social media, becoming the talk of the town.

Though the video was a bit blurry, it displayed two people flawlessly playing the piano, looking remarkably in sync.

Gone were the days of mocking Josie’s qualifications and doubting her as Dexter’s wife. Now, she was recognized by everyone for her outstanding qualities, and she held the role with utmost confidence.

on the horizon. Sitting in the

shoes and

felt like an unattainable fantasy, something I didn’t even dare to dream of in the past,” Josie said, strolling alongside him, her arm wrapped

you’ve got everything you wanted, are you happy?” Dexter adjusted his

well, and having you in my life makes

so I’m ranked last?” Dexter teased with

held onto his arm, “No

ranked the last doesn’t matter to me anyway, Dexter reached out and affectionately pinched her cheek, noting she had gained some weight, which pleased him. “How

an air of jest, but his gaze showed sincerity and

nodded happily, “Sure,

by her enthusiastic response.

know if he or she would be

on Josie’s

perfect. Our child will come

“Really?”

“Absolutely.”

on their path. Despite the happiness, Josie couldn’t shake

forward and said, “Mr. Russell.” He handed over a phone with an